What to send
Videos and photos of your pets: funny, touching, unusual. Videos up to 10 minutes — half a minute is usually plenty.
Who filmed it
Only send what you filmed yourself, or what you have the author’s permission for. If there are people in the shot, you need their consent.
What you allow
By sending a file, you allow Ilia Smirnov, the creator of Doxie Din, free of charge and with no time limit, to show it in episodes on YouTube and on Doxie Din’s social media, to edit and shorten it, to add a voice-over, music and sounds. The permission is non-exclusive: the video stays yours and you can post it anywhere.
No other people’s music
If someone else’s song plays in the clip, we’ll remove the sound or not use the clip — otherwise YouTube will block the episode.
Age
If you are under 18, send only with your parents’ permission.
Will we show your video
We can’t promise: we get a lot, and only a few make it into an episode. We put clips into episodes without captions: if yours has sound, we keep it; if not, we add our own voice-over. Only we read your comment — it helps us decide where the clip fits.
What we keep
The file, your comment, the date it was sent, the country it came from, and the version of the rules you agreed to. The form doesn’t ask for your name or email.
How to delete it
Write to woof@puppyjay.me with when you sent it and what’s in it, and we’ll delete the file. We can’t change an episode that is already out.
Rules version: 1 · 14.10.2026. Back to the form →